I got tired of juggling NotebookLM, Notion, and Anki, so I vibe-coded my own study app
XDA Developers (55 minutes ago)
I couldn’t find my perfect study app, so I made it
Read the full story on XDA Developers.
More from this category
Mobile
This built-in Pixel audio feature single-handedly saved my remote work call routine
Built-in processing isolates my voice on outgoing calls, turning chaotic home environments into almost office-like audio clarity
Mobile
The Original iPod Went on Sale 25 Years Ago Today
Apple’s original iPod went on sale 25 years ago today, on November 10, 2001. The $399 music player initially worked only with a Mac, but it went on to become one of Apple’s most significant products and helped the company expand beyond the computer business.
Mobile
Google DeepMind analysis proves Signal and WhatsApp encryption is secure
The Signal protocol has long been considered the gold standard for end-to-end encrypted messaging, with Edward Snowden a notable advocate. Now a Google DeepMind analysis has “formally verified” the security of the protocol.
Mobile
Apple Maps Could Factor Parking Into Your Arrival Time
Apple may be working on a way for Maps arrival estimates that account for parking as well as the walk to your destination, according to findings shared by code explorer pdfu.
Mobile
More Oppo Find N7 specs emerge
The Oppo Find N7 is confirmed to launch outside of China, which is good news for foldable fans, and we now have some additional specs thanks to a Weibo post from a reliable source.
Mobile
Most of my 3D print failures came down to moisture, and a $25 dry box solved them
Wet filament can cause stringing, rough surfaces, and weak parts, and a sealed box plus a hygrometer is an easy place to start.
Latest from XDA Developers
Hardware
My old washing machine tells my phone when it’s done, thanks to an ESP32 and a vibration sensor
The washer shakes, my phone buzzes.
Mobile
I spent $300 in one month trying to get past Claude’s rate limits, so I let my GPU do the coding first instead
My credit card shouldn’t be the only workaround to fix a disrupted workflow
Mobile
You, too, can build this ESP32-S3 planter that shows your plant’s status with an emoji
Never miss a watering again.
Hardware
Someone turned an Apple II monitor into a flight tracker using an ESP32
Something old with something new.
Latest digest
Week 45
EN
Popular stories
Sources
65 active sources
20 Turkish · 45 English
All sources
